ASK A QUESTION que mas se puede pedir a la vida dinero un papacito y un buen carro
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que mas se puede pedir a la vida dinero un papacito y un buen carro yalaaaa!!! y si te pica rascateeee!!!!!!
What more can one ask from life, a sugar daddy and a nice car, "wahoo'" and if that bites you, scratch it.
The last part is obviously an idiom. Unfortunately I do not know it.
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Did you want this translated into English?
¿Quisiste una traducción a Inglés'
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Could it be like "the sqeaky wheel gets the grease"?
I don't know this idiom
si te pica ráscate: if you are envious, so be it/that's your problem...
sbc, please don't double post!
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Could it be like "the sqeaky wheel gets the grease"?
si te pica ráscate: if you are envious, so be it/that's your problem...
sbc, please don't double post!
I see you spotted the double post as well.
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Could it be like "the sqeaky wheel gets the grease"?
En este caso, el dicho que yo conozco es: 'El que no llora no mama'. (Who doesn't cry doesn't sucks (I guess)).
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Could it be like "the sqeaky wheel gets the grease"?
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The squeaky wheel gets the grease means that a person who complains (or makes a lot of noise, continually asks for something, etc.) will receive a response if for no other reason than to get them to shut up.
It is your common lobbyist tactic. 
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Wow! That was a unusual Idiom, I hadent ever heard of it either.
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Could it be like "the sqeaky wheel gets the grease"?
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The squeaky wheel gets the grease means that a person who complains (or makes a lot of noise, continually asks for something, etc.) will receive a response if for no other reason than to get them to shut up.
It is your common lobbyist tactic.
A common phrase from where I came from was "don't ask, don't get".
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